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Laveranues says the shame he carried from his abuse affected every aspect of his life. From the time it began, Laveranues says he became withdrawn, distrustful, and isolated. "If I had a problem, I dealt with it internally," he says. "I was in my own little world for a long time."
From The Oprah Winfrey Show A Pro Football Player's Secret Shame
Published on October 18, 2005
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